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PATENT NOTICES.


Ne. 1GS.
uxuKp s1A1w LAND OrKcs.
Eureka, Nevada, Nay -, l6tS.
NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN THAT TaE
IN Payday Gold and Silver lining Company.
whose postofhc< sldress II San Frnnciscr.
California. hes this cay hlsa ito sEplicAtien for
patent for Fourteen hrnared AID eighty nine
linear feet OF the PAYDAY asirs or vein bezrtpg
silver. with surface round e.x hundred fr-; i.
sijth. 1ttasted IL Jkckrsbbit Mins.s pistrcf
Comfy Of Lincoln. ard State Of Nevada. and
fe@ignated by the ntid notes and of5cisf plat on
die IN tilis Once ~ Lot No. ~. located upon
nnsuryevfd land. 1be exterior bcundzri-s oI
said Lot No. - being - follovs. 10 Wit;
besinning o. pokt Married No. !. . 3 survey
to 80. frou which u mineral tron1Dent No
bears "a deg - min Y ssS feet. Tho sluss-
ripe Of Dag Mining Con.psuy's ofsee be.rs \
~ dse IS min l. 40 fest AID the sn,oke>tsek cf
tsy-D4y hoistips-works bssrs + ., deg Is min
Q Sc 'ett. Then. lsi eourse. 5 "a tes Is mn g
Go faef. TO pot narted No .. 4 SURREY 10 ~.
kno pea: No Of U s survey No 81, said posfr
eeirg itsntiS-i With the rorthes<tsrly eornsr
monument 81 the y-Dsy location, frop which
The n5rtn~esteziy corner usonuntAt Of he ray
xtst~riy conner q the Payday location
TheErr. % DEG 60 min y ~ scet, 10 p int
On tbs sffteriy lines Us survey No 49, tbsnes.
IS DE- \ 49, feet 70 posf No 1. . survey No
~, ADD theere. = u deg As ptn 81 ise., u
go.t No .. Q y survey SO ~ aud the place u
h@siunirg- Oo6f4iDiLg an ara OF sg-i60 ssre cl
lard. Which tracts being exclndon from this
survey leaves rsmsicas n area Of - 1916
Naspei,e ssvs.sses - DO gsr
The l.ession Of this mine 10 ree.rsss.. IN iks
Ete.'rdsr's cficp NJ Lincoln county. keysds, IN
Book Of Mining Notices. Ibis sodc 10 bound d
OF the east By the Jkckrsbbft niuipg claim
eisin.s. Any and al pessons elatzaiug ID
v.rseiy any porti.l Of said Psy-psy mile .,
surface ground are required 70 D T. n az ae<rr
ciains with the kSsfsssr u the urited fsats-
Land ufhce 1t kureka. In The state q scvsds
hertof. or they will B. bard By virsus u ID,
proyisions Of the statute.
Pa. RIxcKLEY. Register.
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10. -.
Application for a Patent


Klrrts, Eersda, Auzust <fh. 1szs.
NOIlIE u HEELBT GIVEN THAT T. lie
~ Bsxres: Who's postS1sss address i san
RlIestsoa for pstset for afteen hundred Hnes-
feet q the "Burze ard ws-hirgton" mire o.
vetn bearfng silver, with surface around two
hundred feet IN width. ktn<s<d 10 Ely Nsufuv
District. counfy Of lincoln. and State of scs
eneial pit On IL IN this once q Lot Euunb~r
a. IN ro.nship !, North Rsnss 81. ezss q
1Gount piablo meridian. aaid lot 30 Il be,rq
bcended e follows. 70 wit:
Beginning It > post married No /, O survey
Ael .herce the ~ corner post Of section u.
~ ~ feet. Thence running. LIST courss, n 70
De- ~ min y SIS S-10 feet. 70 post marked 10 q.
earyey No a.; thspcs. ID course, 5 81 der q
min y ~ lilo feet. to post marked No 3. & 8
eurvsy 10 ~. from which post on lot 10 y, o
q suueY oears e deg 20 mis- Z ~ TEST:
rest nssked MOI 0 8 survey No Al; then<e.
~ coufss. = 90 deg % nin sl5 ITO fse.. 10
pest MARRIED Re 5. o survey No IL; thence, stu
Z sssxa. 70 deg 6 min sd 5-f1 feet, TO rcst
narked 70 9, 2 rurvey No 81; thence. ssh
eeur.e, e<s is min " 20 fest, to post Is /.
ths plsseof bsslnBinz .eoassiping o.. ioe sc-ss'
Hagnetic variation 10 deg Eat.
InD iocAtf5z Of tkts nina IL recorded IN the
EeccrdsS's o1Aee q Ely Mining District. Lincoln
ounty, slate Of Nevada
=. 49, sisia \ bouudsd b. no known claims,
We neets ne!ng the "faocne i01ss N tne
nnfth ~ the solver lode On the a1uth.
Az ood Oil p4f>0f1g claiming afvsFue1y any
portion OF eaid Burke xnd Washington nine 81
eqstss ground are required to ale their aAvsrse
sta1ms nth Ms Register Of the United etsts1
S01n9 ~ sixty days parted Of publication
bGugef o. they vii b. barred By virtue Of III
vDosiGlcas ~ ~ elstnte.
I'm. HrNcELEY. Rssistw.
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ii western paper claims that three Of
tine stingiest men in the world live in
that locality. One Of them win not
drink as much water as he wants unless
it is fron his neighbor's well. The
second ;orbids any of his family writing
anything but small hand, As j. is .
waste Of ink to make large letter.. The
third stopu his clock at night to save the
wear On the machinery. fhey all refuse
to take newspaper on the ground that
1t is a terrible strain On their spectacles
to resd newspapers even IN the daytime.
Xxx.
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f,fst rf9r the vdss ne alssk. E<td 40 rcnf
tslU lfor pos.sg4 ard ~ viii mali sou FIRE.
Jul Ua tnytl. yeirsbIr bo1 u sample fDo6s
fhst sill put you ir tho pay ~ MAXI &
mpra money n 4pv d4r2 ttsE you ever
thought po-s't's st'.ny basinsss. Capital Bas
re saired ~eBiB s,srs voa. vnn csn s0Ft
III me time W ia spsrettms only. The xorh
Is rlisnrsAlly ainrteJ n both <sres. youEe snd
- l-.s ~. fraxs N <~-nfs IN a
svsry osening. whss : Who w.ut xofk may
'sH TIE oesi1ese we lake .ass unparalleled
offer; - III who are rc. veil s1ts-Asi We viii
sf1f 81 T. pay f-s sas troHbie OF writing us.
tiz.i p>rsfcniHlr, dir ciions. etc, srnt fsee.
Fartrnss wfii be MADE by 'hcas Who give mt
srtsly sure. Dou't dsiay. Start nov. Add2oo1
H1LaEos co, Portland. xzzns- -s
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N'IoTICE.

80 fHC.is9 AauSDNH.ss > Or s4G'yreess
orfs- G. csnefs 10 on,-ts.s intsrssa In thf
Half Moon narn, sisakled r. Wv Ninng Dir
trfsl lfrcoln Jrafitr. STATE u Nevada. you are
hereby nnrlf.td that there are nov due oa yors
The sum Of Titty 9@'oi Dollars IN your iut1f
In the above names, mine, fer ss=sssuert work
dore on said nine n the year l5s5, which you
are hereby notified 10 nay immediately to1ethef
with the costa Of tlllf aEreFtlserserf, ptneyw.se
aiaii clzira forfeiture ~ your Inter Vt Ia con.
fcYntfy with The rrfe 81 t5ouzretH fsettion s,
nppruv,ri si.y ri, y .ss.-a<
tiancd sgafrnt purkhrairfths I'D interest freq
~ sid Thnuzs ssundsrr. his hsifs or as
sisneee, as they cannot undat s-.etlng ci4llin-
,asnrea make iegsi srsrefrr.
THns- J 2cN1Ho1,
Psoohe Jsupsrr ". 1896. inis-eszs
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Usrrxp exArns LAnp Oyvsrr, 4
kur.ks, Nevsds February s.A isss.
NOTICE IL HEREBY 0JykE THAT JANIS
~ u. LEHMEe. vAoss ysstsncs address 4
cation for pssest fsr Aftssc hundred lfnssr
fec. Of the fshn>r mine ~ vets bearing sold
ind silver. with susfsce Er9uEi an hundred
feet in vid.h. sissssed In fshnaarss Lake MIN
vsda. soG issisnat.d 81 the ~, mo noss. ~
ct6cisi plat on ale in this o6los - Lot kunhsr
s.. Ia 1vwnship ., South Range, % East II
Heunt DiAblo hsr1dian- The sxtsfios bounds-
rec Of said Los NO - bsise - follsvs, 70 al.
o., i !. } 3. y {. ssctiss 81. : D II, sSssss
the Ne cornsl post Of Sectiol 81. Z ., 4. 10
4. b<srs s. deg isz feet; ola monument AZ
post the sAne. fhsbcs running, lsf course. :
- deg 1850 feet. 10 post Married No 4. d 4
y inches in diameter And bsau 8 n dss W 3
fess from post No D Tlsoss. "a cauyss, , u
deg " sc feet 70 post No .. . turvsy No y:
old nonufn<ni besst y - \ dss " - feet from
post Nos. Theses. = cousss, , 70 1ag y laV
reens bears \ n dog y - feet from roes 10
Thence. ith courpe. u - = 1900 fest, 70 poss
No J. the piscs Of beginning. Containing 70
es-lco scrss- consnss sxpfeussd frun TIE fru<
nersdisn. with nAsnssic variation of u dss
sie iocsfion Of tni- misc is recorded In th~
Recorders once Of lincoln County. Nov 3D. in
boot Of Mining Hce1css. pags 2i6. Of the rs1ords
Of Lincoln County. ksvsds. Thts elsiu IL
bounded By no knovr claims.
Any and all psrnDns elsinfnw adversely any
portion u tsid Lshme5 mins o. surface sround,
required 10 hle their advurns Chains with BE-
Register Of the United esases Land ofnoe !, H.
reka. in the State Of Nevads. during tho sixty
aaJs period Of pobIication h4reof, OF they viii
be barred b. virtne OF The psovtsions Of the
ssttnte.
III HIEcKLxY. Rssisssr.
III hereby ordered that the foregoing aotsos
VI application for patent b pubiisked fvr the
period Of ten consecutive vsaks In the kioshs
kHcczD, . veek1y nSvspApcr Published Il
fiocns. Landoln County. Nevada.
E,-iot =. u. HiNckLkI. Register.
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Application for . Patent
No -



Rursts. Nsvsds. Esbsusey .. 4. b. lssa
NOTICE - HEkEbY 0Ivkx THAT
~ :. rsIlis, G. O. Hssst snd The vsiI<y
Nil = sieirs ooaPsny. uhoss pa oass -
this dsy Aid tSsls appiisstsoa for pss<ut for
fflsss hundrsd iissss fsrto Of he .Rsfsh q Jaiy'
.a,in< o. sstn. btsxfE4 gold I'D silvss viii ssr.
fsoe srUund stz huslr1 fsss IL usdii, sIe.sssd
" pshrsnses. Late nisiae District. copssy q
the Asld notes "a oel<isi piss On N n a.
efaes . Lot Bnnbsr y. IN I. vnskip 1. ! RssSs.
- Of Mount Diabio mSs10fsn- Z ~ sEsnG5ur
Boundaries Of aid Lot No y bskns = fsilovs,
" wit:
No 81. Z I. . 4. . I. sseslon j; tksars ~
NORTH : -post Of Sec 3. r =. y 3. = 4. bssrs u
81 DEC 4 ~ fset. thence r16ning. In ooups !
u DIG " 1850 fests 70 poss @arssd H. ., U .
survey 10 y. Oh nspuss.t besn slh dsg "
sss,. s 's sss ~ ~ I. =. l n: e =
.. U Survey - n; old Don7nsps bears s u
deg ' ~ - fssa - 10 .. rbsncs, "a
eonr-s. . Y ~ itee ~. I. post No I. U !
survey - u; - naAunsat bssFs n Is - n
8 ~ ssss. 70 pcss No I, ~ pises q besin.
o ng. CDnt&tninG - - ~ orrss. Couruse -.
pfsssed fron ~ trus nsssdaan. With ; nsgnssir
Variation y y - hase.
, TT lessascn q ~. nins e s.sosasd IN shs
beos q nintes nettees. paqs ISL, u ~ rsoords
| boVnts1 " - kn1vs elAias.
AD3 sn1 al eegusas elAimtng s1vsrssly "a
pss1sos 4 ths - m Z 5siy niss y sitiscs
rita the asiak1f 81 ~ unls<d rsasss IAN
Ofko< y EnS<bs, n ~ rtnas q k6vu1n, 1Qtje1
~ aEty asys pssisd ~ pabltoalaea hessr(. u
tksz sifi - hssssd n viftos - ~ peevss1osl
RI. uHuEIsy. ass,ssss.
4 81
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II has been calculated that il 81, co.,
900 people should clasp hands they could
reach around the globe. Very likely,
bat tome Of them would get their feet
awful wet Sunday Mercury.
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II anybody thinks tina. because this is
an OF year in politics there win be dull
times this fall, he errs. 1t IL going to Be
lively, exciting, interesting and red hot
in al its aspects. Evening Sen.
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An Honest shepherd being asked Why
be did not subscribe for newspaper.
explained: Because, when my father
died be left me good many newspapers,
AID l haze not read them through Jet. )"
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MISCELLANEOUS
Ne saI.
Nc. saI.
Application for "a Patent


I'rited States md once.
E1Ieks. Me- sda. June 10. 1875.
ECTICE Is HtREbY GIVEN AT JOSEPH
~ EISES MANN and W. z uhiffIh. vhoss
3oslofiee address Il Picchs. seyaas, have this
-sy llt- tne.f srpiiestina f0r patent fof Eizh-
t-eH hpnarai near letf c. fhc iioehe Mine or
ssia bsArils silye-. Nth saEiece crolnd tlSo
AuutlreS 1eel Ia width. situsisd 10 XIV Siniug
Disizss /. ga4rfs d Lincoln aui rt=ts u >evais
AL tfslsHaird "a tbs aelt Ecies an- ofrcsai
plAs % ii4e &c this afice 81 Lot surit~r ~, IN
fosrship 1, NoslA kslge. G. fast o. Mount
cissio 2ei1izr. sail 1T No .e being 40 ivi-
.oxs, 70 sit.
Be.!Oet;.e {. post marked so. l. u survey
81. 81, .hsDee \ secslon corner ca ,hs south
nsanaary u seeiion y, T !. o. Z. Il d 81
bar > dec IS lLin 725 feet. ihsues run-
uiag: ia. course, n ls icy % MA " 1s2 s-.oihs
fs-t 70 poet msrs-d NJ ], Z surrry sc ~.
lLeuoe. ID coarss. ~ deg 81 ain sss ioths
fts., % 2Cst msT.ssi M L D ssrvrs No ~:
Ilencs, - coarse, y II deg - mfr Z 9si I-iUths
feef. - Fost La. ksu No .. : ssa ses ~ so
thPnce. 4fh coursF, : IL d. q So uin 30 feet t.
post mar ca 30 s. L SURVEY Ne 40, EA.aEs
whs@lsr's inourDeh, beArr \ 50 deg ~ MIA 7
81 fet; thsnre. Sab so..rss. ) II oez 81 u'in v
las iis1s ieet ., posi nsrted Nos. U : sur
Wy 80 ~ tLenee. stu c ur-e. 10 ceg 81 min
Isl ictl- f~eIs 70 poss No 1. tt.s pi.ee Of be
aiuAins. Aasnsiic yArlsilcn 10 deg Eat. COO
isiusng z7-ieg se-s-.
lite cation VI this mine If re oTdsd in the
Rse..rder's ulies Of Ely Mining Di-iflrf- Tnil
r,sisa = tssindsd o. tie sesf ~ TIE rzI,chel
rntflsai3 eiasiai
ABy aE-s / persons clai1iDs s5sers ~ sny
ycrisyt " AAl1 f,ufne MINI or -urikee ground
are required 10 ale tnrir adverse claims viii
The - sI-ssr e.! TIE Lifted risier I and nee u
ErIek.. IA the State n Nsyada. 5ufIsg The six,y
Il, period u plbiiczli5;. hsr-al Or they vii
b psrr-i b Tirius OF ne pfosi.i hs q TIA
ristase.
H. HiscKLfY. Register.
It is hereby ordtrs INA. the for,scins no.ic'
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It is hereby o-itr-d tina. the foregoing police
q application Tor pzteii' be- pablir ed TN euD-
-t4uti.e -. h.. 10 th- Pioebr Ii Cid. -eeAly
urwsTa ltr PuDsiai 81 al tiocbr Nevada.
iei9iG y, ii. hlNCkLki. hesister.
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PUNCH
TO TOP OFF, DIygrr
aybe Drank Clear, as q ;sya;.,

- % WASH I7J"Ia lIlr iaA N.nn,iI.
OF the feast with conious iil-st;oss' \, I.
old Pon and Golden shcrn. 81
"HUB PUNCH has saaet : ~ :,
sensation 70 ,hc ep.cere. h css.
cacy. aroma, favor, ard delic.or.
but gentle Effects, p-ccls:sa i u,
nectar fl for the gods as.4letine {,
Olympus.
1Iix MuB rCyr-r NTH u. w..
t"tS Een- Ars-saas<s. q. "a. 4, I.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-25

DIOR SALE-A nice, convenient house at the
Il northern end of State ST.. can be bought at a
bargain. Apply by letter or in person to MRS.
STEPHEN TRACY, City. apr2Odlw'
ElINE RESIDENCE FOR SALE on the
T. East Side; large lot; new buildings; will be
sold at bargain; half credit given. Apply to
THOMAS j. LYNCH, Augusta mchlStf
LNOR SALE.-Houses in different parts Of the
T. city, ranging in price from $3.50 to 450oe. Also
desirable store on Water street. Also good farms
in this city and elsewhere. Apply at the Office OF
E. 8. FOGG,
lext south American Express office. feb26tf
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General News.

The natives of HindOostan are credited
with making the first fiddle.
A nine foot coal vein has been struck near
the surface at Greedy, Col.
The name of Mule Head has been hit upon
for a new settlement in Dakota.
There are about 8 900 Libraries in the Uni
ted States contsing 1000 volumes or more.
The Society of Friends reports rs 900
members in this country.
Female students in colleges in the United
States are said to number 5000.
A lady at Sanford, Fla has 100 varieties
Of roses in her flower garden.
Thousands of English girls now make their
own dresses in their own homes who never
thought of doing so before.
There are sixty six Indian tribes, with g.
600 members, without missionary in Amer
lea.
There have been ll2 murders committed
in Edgefield county, South Carolina, during
the last thirteen years.
The 81 900 school teachers of New York
last year received an average salary of SOL
in cities and s26l in towns.
A Pennsylvania magistrate, who had
united 1000 couples in marriage, died re-
Gently with all his sins upon his head.
1t is feared that the stove moulders'
troubles at st. Louis, Cincinnati and Albany
will extend to South Boston.
The tin and sheet iron workers of Boston
say they are determined to have fewer hours
of work, but not less pay.
The Russians of Boston have protested
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Republican Principles and Pledges

Republican Principles and Pledges
There are those who lightly and recklessly
maintain that political party principles and
professions, put forth by resolutions IN eau
cusses and conventions, are mere expedients
to catch votes, and that after the votes have
been secured, the candidates elected by them,
are not bound to carry out the principles to
which they pledged themselves to obtain
their election. But the honest citizen regards
such 4 violation of political faith precisely
on q par with repudiating q vote of hand, to
which one had affixed his signature. 1t is q
fraudulent transaction. In the last republic
can State Convention resolutions we're unan-
imously passed in favor of prohibition and
its faithful enforcement. These resolutions
were binding on the republicans of Augusta
without any additional pledges. But in order
that there might be no mistake or doubt by
the candidates for municipal offices, resolu-
lions were passed at our last republican city
caucus, without dissenting vote. stating the
principles of the party as to prohibition and
its enforcement. In seeking and accepting
candidacy the gentlemen elected in March,
gave their pledge of honor, that they would
carpv out the principles of their party without
hesitation or evasion. just this and nothing
less than this, the Mayor, Aldermen and
Councilmen pledged themselves to do-to
execute the law of the State according to its
plain intent and spirit, and not seek loopholes
to escape responsibility, and treat the earnest,
working friends of prohibition as though they
were criminals instead of the rumsellers. 1t
is surmised and rumored that instead of car
rying out their party pledges in good faith,
some of our city officials will do just as little
as possible, make a kind of sham fight against
the liquor traffic, but practically and really let
things run along much as they have done. |
We do not believe a word of these rumors of
intended breaking of pledges. We believe
that the city fathers are only taking the nec-
9 .sary time to do things right when they do
move. We believe that they will keep good |
faith, and have the pluck to please the friends
of temperance, instead of trying to satisfy the |
for nothing is palmer than that
they cannot satisfy both sides. The law of
the State is explicit in terms, intention, and |
spirit, and we shall soon know who are its
friends and who are its opponents. The
earnest friends of temperance, wrongly or |
rightly, think that, in the past, they have |
been often met with objections, distractions, |
and encouragement from city officials. 1t is
clearly better policy to give them a clear
track to carry out the am ended law and in no |
way seek to battle their efforts. The writer |
of this has been one who formerly doubted |
the wisdom of retaining prohibition as plank |
in the republican platform. But it having be- |
come such squarely and in unqualified terms,
he despises all subterfuges on the subject as
unworthy of honorable men.
ALWAYS REPUBLICAN.
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Personal.

Pere Hyacnthe is seriously i'll in Paris.
The empress of Russia is an indetatiga Bile
dancer and possesses an enormous appetite
Mr. and Mrs. w. d Howells will go to
Europe in June for year at least.
Lady Randolph Churchill is one of the m ost
active canvassers in Lond,n for the Queen .
Jubilee contributions.
Alfred Tennyson has been England's poet
laureate since 1861 longer period than the
honor was held by any of his predecessors.
Cardinal Gibbons has sent from Rome q
' .luable cameo ring as his contribution to 4
church fair soon to be held in Baltimore.
David Urquhart, Mrs. James Brown Pot
ter's father, is choking old Southerner
with white mastache and pleasant face
The Duke of Beira, infant Prince of Port
ugal, has seven cradles, which he occupies in
daily rotati by instruction of the Court
Physician.
Mallock, author of the "New Republic" and
snd"A Romance of the Nineteenth Century"
was recently blackballed for the Athenaum
Club, London.
Prof George Davidson, of San Francisco,
has been connected with the United States
Coast and Geodetc Survey for forty-two
years.
The Spanish pretender, Don Jaime de
Bourbon, the only son of Don Carlos, has
gone to Egypt to recover his health after a
severe attack of typhoid fever.
President McCosh declares that since he
abolished secret societies at Princeton there
has been better order, less drinking and less
opposition to the faculty.
Mr.. John Clafln, son of Mr.. Beecher's
tried and loyal friend, Horace B. Claflin, has
contributed $1,000 towards monument ir
Brooklyn to the great preacher.
Tatui Bahia, a liberal Japanese of educa
ton and rank, who has been exiled for poiti
cal o1euses, has been addressing audiences
upon religion and political life in his owr
country.
1t is understood that Mr.. W. w. Corcorar
contemplates accompanying Secretary Lamar
to Charleston to attend the ceremony of I'M
yelling the Calhoun monument on the 26tf
inst.
Father Auderledy, the new general of thu
Jesuits, was born in Switzerland in 1919
Besides Greek, Latin and Hebrew, he speak.
and writes perfectly English, German
French, Italian and Spanish.
King Leopold has had four children, one
son and three daughters. The Princess
Louise was married to the Duke of SAKE
Cobourg, Princess Stephanie to Prince Ran
dolph of Austria, and Princess Clementin,
unmarried
Queen Kapiolani, of the Sandwich Islands
will sail on the 10th of April on her intended
visit to Europe. 1t is said the Queen will b.
accompanies bv Mrs. Iaukea. Col. J. II
BOYD will also accompany the Queen a
secretary.
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GALE ORDNANCE STORES.

KENNEBEC ARSENAL,
Augusta, Maine, April l6, 1882.
There will be offered at public auction, at this
Arsenal Tuesday, May II. 1887, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, variety of obsolete and unservceable Ordnance
Stores, consisting of Small Arms, Parts of Small
Arms, Scrap Metals and miscellaneous stores, &c.
Catalogues giving quantities. conditions, sc can
be had on application to this Arsenal. F. H.
Philips, Major Ord. Dept, U. S. A, Commanding.
APRIL ~, q, 25, mayl6l7
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work. genuine public spirit, and there
should exist . determined purpose to
leave our homes and villages more beauti-
fol than they were when we commenced
life, that those who succeed to our places
may have more to enjoy. 1t is earnestly
hoped that this day may be a success In
our State.
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against the proposed extradition treaty be-
tween this country and Russia.
A Western mar, after losing all his money,
put up his wife % q stake in game of poker.
But his run of bad luck continued. He
failed to lose her.
San Diego, CAL. has one of the wisest
Cinnamon in the world. He 10 . laundryman,
and he has kept an advertisement running IN
the local papers for IL years.
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strength, and wholesomeness. More economical than
The Ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold In competf
ion with the multitude Of low test. short weight,
alum or phosphate powders. Sold only IN cans.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER Co., 1o6 W all street. N. y
ect2t &wlv
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To Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received by the Trustees
Of the Maine Insane Hospital, Augusta, Me. until
IL O'Clock NJ, Monday, May 9th. 1887 for building
the extensions to the Chapel building. Plans and
specifications may be seen, and all information OBJ.
tanned at the office Of the Superintendent the
pital. and at the office of q. NJ. Coombs, Architect,
Lewiston, Me.
Proposals to be left with DR.. B. T. SaRborn. Sup't,
at Hospital, Augusta, Me. The Trustees reserve
the right to reject any or all proposals.
JAMES WEYM0UrH.) Building
b. T. SANBORN, } Committee
Augusta, Me-, April 10, 1882. apr2ldi4t